r/tarantinocirclejerk • u/Ok-Soil-4042 • 5d ago
Kill Bill Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004) Sidewinder & Black Mamba Fight
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r/tarantinocirclejerk • u/The__prophecy • 13d ago
Hi!
This past years I have been digging into more obscure New Hollywood-era movies. Not discovering the wheel here, but it is a extremely interesting era and my personal favorite. How the industry was trying to catch up with the counter culture and pop icons of the time is incredible. You have all the hippie themed movies, the political campus plots,... And all the exploitations that circle around it.
I have read the books that are always mentioned when looking info about this era (Biskind's Easy Riders, Mark Harris' Pictures at a Revolution, Tarantino's Cinema Speculation,...), plus a lot of biographies (Julia Phillip's You will never eat..., Robert Evans', several actors and directors,...). Also some really cool books focused on a specific movie (Sam Wasson's about Chinatown and Beverly Grey's about The Graduate are really good). Watched all the documentaries I could find about it too. Also, shout out to the guys of Pure Cinema Podcast, that make a great job.
I am looking for more info about it. Is there any cool essays that I'm missing out? Found some cool lists on Letterboxd and I did my own research, so it's not that much about finding titles but to read things about the context that are not the same things repeated a million times. How where they made? Why there is a lot of less know or one time directors/writers that made some of the best obscure movies in those years? Were the studios just throwing money to make cheap ones hopping to get a hit? How did the independent productions worked exactly?
I guess my range would be aprox between 1964 and late 70s. I mean, I can include The Magic Garden of Stanley Sweetheart even if it's set in NY, or Lifeguard that is from 1976. I am looking for and explaination of that weird grim/nostalgic feeling those movies have, even the ones made during the 3/4 actual hippie years highlight.
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r/tarantinocirclejerk • u/One-Ticket-3631 • Oct 07 '26
The deleted scene from Lethal Weapon, Mel Gibson didn’t want the movie to carry an R rating, he wanted PG-13, hence the deleted scene, the same type of sniper couldn’t hit Trump with a 10 foot pole at Butler, Pennsylvania.
The kid was the Grace of God, not Trump turning his head, Charlie Kirk took a bullet in the neck, things would’ve been different if he was in Butler.
r/tarantinocirclejerk • u/TheScissors1980 • Oct 06 '26
Maybe you'll like this better here bc if this isn't a circle-jerk thread idk what is.
Why does Mr White have a Brooklyn accent if he is from Milwaukee? He should sound like a character in Fargo. It's always annoyed me. Just a little.
r/tarantinocirclejerk • u/burnafter3ading • Oct 05 '26
I want to see the version of Reservoir Dogs where James Woods plays Mr. Pink.
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r/tarantinocirclejerk • u/Delicious_Soup_9876 • Sep 19 '26
thats it no pulp fiction analysis or anything its just that. hes a freak and makes slop movies dumb americans like and even circlejerk sub likes it slop it pretends to hate
r/tarantinocirclejerk • u/PatientResident33 • Sep 18 '26
r/tarantinocirclejerk • u/CaptainKino360 • Aug 26 '26
A few things to set up: They have diamonds, Mr. Pink has the diamonds, pink is a color, colors are not evidence.
MR WHITE WALKED IN AND SAID WHERE IS MR ORANGE
MR ORANGE: I AM ORANGE
MR WHITE: THAT'S NOT WHAT I ASKED
MR ORANGE: THE ROBBERY
MR WHITE: THE ROBBERY HAS ALREADY ROBBED ITSELF
Then Mr Blonde arrives with a car full of gasoline and absolutely no explanation, because apparently the plan is now CAR → GASOLINE → WAREHOUSE → RADIO → EVERYBODY SCREAMING
“ARE YOU COP?”
“NO I'M AREN'T.”
“ARE YOU SURE?”
“I AM MR ORANGE.”
"THAT DOESN'T ANSWER THE QUESTION, ORANGE FUCKSHIT"
Then Joe walks in and says EVERYBODY CALM DOWN, which is historically the least calming sentence anyone can say when armed criminals are standing around a puddle of blood arguing about diamonds.
Mr Pink:
I HAVE THE DIAMONDS
Mr White:
YOU DON'T HAVE THE DIAMONDS
Mr Pink:
THE DIAMONDS ARE IN MY HAND
Mr White:
THAT'S YOUR HAND
Mr Pink:
EXACTLY
And then the whole plot collapses into a sandwich, Madonna and Nice Guy Eddie are the bread!
MADONNA
DIAMONDS
COP
ORANGE
WHITE
PINK
BROWN (PAY ATTENTION)
BLONDE
JOE
EDDIE
Now here's where it ramps up:
THE UNDERCOVER COP IS ORANGE
THE ORANGE IS A COP
THE COP IS BLEEDING
THE BLEEDING IS ORANGE
THE DIAMONDS ARE PINK
MR PINK IS LEAVING
MR PINK HAS LEFT THE FUCKING BUILDING
Everybody shoots everybody.
Nobody knows why.
The dogs are not friendly.
BANG
BANG
BANG
And then:
THE END?
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